Question about re-captcha solving

I feel your pain. I'm currently using captchatronix but its not solving alot.

Seljo said:

I feel your pain. I'm currently using captchatronix but its not solving alot.

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i tested this one already looking for something better if possible.any suggestions are welcome.thx

still can't find a fking re-captch OCR service that can do a decent job,all i tested so far are just money wasters.probably i will go back using de-captcher

SerpEvil said:

still can't find a fking re-captch OCR service that can do a decent job,all i tested so far are just money wasters.probably i will go back using de-captcher

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You are right, not many recaptcher OCR worth your time to be honest. well or should i say none.

My method now is more leaning to intensive scraping for fresh targets, and use DBA for high PR links types than try to use OCR recaptcha solver for blasts.

SerpEvil said:

still can't find a fking re-captch OCR service that can do a decent job,all i tested so far are just money wasters.probably i will go back using de-captcher

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Was captchatronix really that bad?

diemou said:

Was captchatronix really that bad?

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was not good enough for my needs.

Saying "only 1 word has to be entered correctly'' is pretty outdated. I'd say you need to have a +90% accuracy on the captcha for google to give it a greenlight.

There are also many cases in which the EXACT match is needed. However, this is not written on stone, as I remember a few months ago google was trying a new type of recaptcha with 2 set of numbers, and back then they did allowed to type only one set of numbers correctly. It's a matter of trail and error, but bottom line, if it's for sensitive stuff I'd just recommend a human based Captcha solving service.

behemothseo said:

Saying "only 1 word has to be entered correctly'' is pretty outdated. I'd say you need to have a +90% accuracy on the captcha for google to give it a greenlight.

There are also many cases in which the EXACT match is needed.

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not sure how do you come to this conclusion, but it's just not true, i'm using DBC as we speak and i also solve a few captcha by hand from time to time (who don't )

if you solve the scrambled word correctly (it doesn't even have to be 100% correct, 1 letter difference, 1 letter less, 1 letter more is a go), for the other word all you need to do is enter one random letter, it's enough, it'll pass, this hasn't changed a bit

sometimes even DBC has horrible success rates solving recaptcha even if they're the most simple, clearly visible 3-4-5 digit house numbers, on other occasions it's pretty damn good with more complicated ones (90%+ success rate)

i saved this funny one today lol

To solve the reCaptcha, you may have to use the Captcha solving service and OCR is no use. Some of my captchas are from reCaptcha, it should be that: Solving the distorted word correctly is enough.